Remember the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit, aka the Galaxy S III Mini? As if two versions weren't enough, Samsung and T-Mobile have teamed up for yet another iteration of this diminutive Android smartphone. The Galaxy Light ($216 direct) adds LTE and NFC, and increases the screen size by a few tenths of an inch. The result is more of the same: a modestly equipped, affordable, entry-level Android phone. If TouchWiz tickles your fancy, and you don't need a ton of phone, the Galaxy Light is a good deal on T-Mobile.

Design, Network, and Call Quality

There's nothing new here in terms of design. You get the same, somewhat tired "inspired by nature" look of last year's Galaxy devices with the same glossy plastic build. At 4.78 by 2.5 by 0.4 inches (HWD) and 4.3 ounces, the Light is indeed light and comfortable for one handed use. Below the display is the physical Home button flanked by capacitive Menu and Back buttons, while Power and Volume buttons are on the right and left sides, respectively. The flimsy plastic back pops off to reveal a microSD card slot and the removable 1800mAh battery.